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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

Abdul HAmed. Sultan Of Turkey. has
tst wivca
Rev. Phillips Brooks says that whan q
mother brings him . baby 70 admire, he
takes the baby. turns IL ovef. holds Il up
and says; Now. that In . baby He
inns avoids telling aay white lies regard
Ing the habys merits.
Another Queen Of the sand wich Islands
e to make . tour Of the United States.
accompanied By large rettnne.
John wanaaakaE is 20 build hotel In
Philadelphia for women who earn their
own hvings.
Besjamin ShursiefE. Of Chioaro re.
Gently sold piece Of land IN thar city for
siAeQo which he bought In Use for $50.
Colonel Lamont ssys there IL no reason
Tor apprehension IN resAra 10 the Presi-
| dents health. Mr.. Cleveland weighs les
than when he went % WAshlngt0n. He
takes ~ much exercise - most men hy
walks tn the country and in other ways.
sna y 70 al appearances In perfect cen
ES-secrctAsy Mannlnx arrived On 1--we
peoA Very mach fAtigued physically hy
bis very stormy trip across On board he
ArfonA No;Wttks;ADding the fatigue
/ be declared that he felt much hette- fo-
the change, and that - seon ~ he Rad an
Opportunity % getting q little rast ha
would enjoy the change % soene and
situation
Six years AEe Nancy WaoAconsA. 4
gsst-%ooktng young scuNw On the Mani
reservation. near WAaaah Ind aave--
ftse4 fer white haseAra. cffsrine 70 -,
tls apon the HlAn VIE should marry her
- acrcs 81 land which she owned. Scve
"a offers followed The puhiicAtfcn o. he
Adyegtissracat AID she chnse Cherries
Hal. thoroughly worthless tellcW. Wha
a. scon a. they seru married heSAn .
sFcnt her money AAd Aeuse her. New
Nancy. her Enaay hesng al xane and he-
hubbard having deserted her. u saing for
. divorce.
Mr.. WArscc 2. Highi has sxposcA the
nc ecsiz uscG - Mr.. Rishcp IL naina-
FeaSiRg. In Philste Rata FridAy nizht.
es performed AZ q Bishups iricks sslc-
es,ssfAliy, and his explArAifcn o. thesa
AfnaTently usArveloas feAis NAs that she
Miro sets tAroagA the medium q tfs
Body. WkeacNer he rNaehed fhe per~c-
BE wanted q aaa. the 'Isahjact- waasa n
voluntarily draw bach AS had. a. ~
tcASt there wD9id be twisrhinx a. sAe
mEselea Ri carefully sfn1ytnr tAas@
- nsFtosna be Wss asaA' "a. with snere er
- sacosAA ie re&6 TIE niEas q ~
ssesecsS-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06
CLEVELAND HAS PLEAAKD TEE
RAILWAY MAGNATEs.

IA Rsp York Special 10 TIE Omaha Re.
pas6lieaa.I
Jay Gould vas asked what he thoueht
Of the InteF- State Commission and re-
spoaded: II only knew Jud0e Cooley
and Mr.. Shoemaker Of those Who havs
been Appointed. The former / regard
~ eninentIy lifted 10 every way for the
position. His selection IL an excellent
oDe. Mr.. 3. is also q good ohoice.
Morrison, | believe, IL an honest msn,
and will doubtless do bis duty. DO
not obieet to the appointment Of so
many lawyers. havs perueed that bin
3 dozen times, and have not yet been
able to grasp lite meaning. Lawyers are
just the men for the place. They will
be able 10 get Of the meaning Of the law
and will sec that II Is justly enforced.
] think on the whole the President has
done as well as be could fer rs under
the circumstances. / am sure the rail
road companies will be content. AsfoE
myself, ! am perfectly satisfied"
President Depew, OF the New Yofh
Central, said: "The aeIootiona are ex
cellent. consider that altogether BIZ
choice 10 admirable. Judge Cooley ]
know a. q capable, energetic man, emi.
nently well fitted 10 administer the Law
Morrison Ia we'll chosen, too. Shoon-
maker IL we'll fitted for bis new duties
His experience as Attorney General will
prove valuable 10 the COMMITTEES, and
the workings OF the railroads are BY nc
means unknown 10 him. OF Walker
and Bragg have little personal knowl.
edge, but from waa do know believe
that In each case the President has
chosen we'll. On the whole do not see
hos Mr.. Cleveland could have made
better selections"
The general verdict Of railroad men
IN this city seems to be that the appoint
ments are excellent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06
SOCIALISTS DEFEArED

The Chicago election was a Waterloo
for Socialism. The Republican ticket
was elected by majority that must b.
gratifying 10 the Law and order ele.
ments, not alone Of Chicago. but the
Union throughout. II gives a man
greater confidence in the psFpetuity OF
our Republio 20 hear Of Republicans
and Democrats in wicked Chicago
uniting tn support Of the right, az op.
posed TO that vicious element whoss
course Ia not run until IL will have az
tempted TO annihilate eur system OF
government.
Chicago has truly made q record 10
her triumph over the red Gag that is far
reaching In its influence for good. Her
conduct in the Haymarkst riot vas
commendable and the civilized world
appiauded when she 80 quickly measur-
cd out justice TO the bloody assassins
that led that riot. And yesterday she
reached the climax Of good condaot BY
burying at the polls these enemies of
Law and order.
The eyes Of all Europe have been az
Cd upon Chicago. and she has taught
all Europe lesson, q lesson that will
have good effect upon every manici.
pality In the United States, too. For
when the poace and prosperity Of q city IL
threatened Il behooyes The lAv-ahiding
citizens TO forget party lines, a. did the
better class Of Chicago Democrats, and
vote for men In whose power there is
safety and an assurance Of prosperity.
Chicago has dose molly. and We con-
Rra.ulaIe her fortunate citizens upon
this grand triumph Of right over s0s
worst form Of wrong.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06
agNRY WILLARD.
he "a said TO be at the Bottom OF the
Deal.

We " said 20 be az the Bottom OF the
Deal.
PHuApKLPHfA, March 20. - A New
York correspondent Of the Press avs
Whatever may come Of the Baltimore
ans Ohio deal, there is an entirely new
story afiOat, which is interesting at
least. IL is stated on the very best
authority that one of the chief capital
iRta behind the negotiations With Gar
rett IL no less a parsonage than Henry
Willard, late President Of the Northern
Pacific. Il is said that Willard went to
baltimore after the hrst visit Of Henry
). Ives, two weeks ago, al the request OF
Garrett. who had been informed OF his
connection With she deal, and showed
that gentleman that he controlled five
millions in hard cash.
Willard has beea In New York for
several months, and IL t. no secret that,
beside q considerable fortune Of his
own, he represents q sort Of a blind
pool OF Berlin capitalists. Who have IS
great confidence In his ability as the
original Oregon TFanscontinenlal blind
pool had. He has been looking for
promising venture for several months.
IL is said that Willard has announced
positively that be weuld not give 30
much as tlT5 per share for Baltimore
and Ohio stock. and this 10 believed 10
be the real cause OF the hitch In the
negotiations.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

iPS0~ nAs PAzsdYhSs Prss41
The prutsstoss 81 TIE nsw Ronsu
Csthoiis University IN this city Vii BE
euceaKARsd ~ tie heaFty npEr0Sat Of
their design b. tha Pope. The Balfi.
more SHs Of yesterday bad Q special
caols dispatch Riying this fnfcrmn9ion,
aDd adding that tie Pope plaeed this
institation dirsetly and foRsBes under
the ssIe Jurisdiction Of TIE ADeFicsn
hierarehy. Ths university, - Il i
known, b - be established n Wsshfng-
ton and The proposition b 10 make 10 9
nrst-ei1ss insfitutioB In every respect.
Ah0Gt 10000 has beea Faiaed already,
the nucleus Of tia fund being q Rifs 81
$4,000 left BY the wiIl Of Miss Gala.
veil 10 10 expeets6, however, that Il
viii 1sen a. least e8.00000 70 carry
The scheme fully into efect. The theo-
logical department. viii Be the hrss one
pas into operation, and later depart
nents Of she Iav, medicine and the
sciences viii Be sdded. 61sh an insti-
tuition has become q necessity 10 the
Catholic Ckarch in this country, and
the aaspieieas beRisninG made in car
ryinR cot the projset 10 q subject for
hearty oongratulafiou.
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Enjoy uRE


What @ truly beautiful world We live
IN! Nature gave Is grandeur Of noun
tains, giens and oceans. and thousands
Of means Of enjoyment. We can de-
sire Ne more when in perfect health;
bat how often de the majority Of people
feel like giving up disheartened, dis
c0uEaQed and WORE out with disease,
when there is no occasion fer this feel
ing, as every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof. that Green's August
Flower, Will make them free from dis
ease, IS when born. Dyspepsia, and
Liver Complaint are the direct causes
Of sevesty i've per cent. Of such male-
dies as Biliousness, indigestion, Sick
Headsehe. Oostiveness. Nervous Pros
tration, Dizziness Of the Head, Palpita-
tion Of the Heart. and other distressing
symphonic Three dos Of August Flow
or will prove It's wonderful effect. Sam
pie bottles. 10 cents. Try il. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

majority fog Mr. R4ndalI, Ne RsDab-
lieas Legislators hass 70 consfruc1 dis
tK1ss vtte6 esn9asns Bsaxiy 4Jc1o leas
popalatioE tbaa ths avesaes Dopnlafin1
81 ths othsz Phiiadelphia AfstEicEs and
8y5O lees tha1 The mos popui0us q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

Customs sathoFisies In Western TEXAS
are said 10 be working up an Immense
ansegiine eass-15o0 esntEabaud horses
haxine already bssn captured.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

Fine lot, 7-room heuse and stable, Elev-
enth and jackson streets, $500.
Lot 3. bl So Tery's LIST, house and i'm
$50. :
Cleared lots in Bigelow's ad, SIS and e85.
81 90 Mayuard's Lake Washington. SIS.
Lots aud s, bl % TerTy's n, s2400.
Cleared lots, bl LAWYERS. $325.
Lots and 6. bl q Yesleris let, $525.
Furnished restaurants. &225 and Sl301
City hotel 5000. Steam laundry. Sc.
loon and lodging house. Vacant govern
ment claims, part bottom land $50. In
Uroved ranches, $3.50 to $1,000
Mortgages On solid property, 800 TO
$40 600. City and county scrip. -
New end seSODd-a aaS . s9fss;
Furnished house and lease. center Of
town, $500.
WANTED.
To loan $500 and 5000 on good security.
Houses to rent. Money fer investment
Women and girls at SIS TO SO.
FOR RENT.
3improved farms on shares.
Fruit and vegetable garden, Sis q year.
afarns on Lake Washington, orchard,
hay. etc, no cash rent.
Houses and rooms In all pats OF city.
GRO. w. CRANE
Wash. Ter. Employment Bureau. near
cor Commercial and Washington streets,
Seattle. mis-
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Treasurer's Notice.

TNHE TREASURER OF KING CoUN-
Il ~ viii pay. on presentation. all out
standing warrants drawn on the school
fund OF said county. No interest win be
allowed on said warrants after this data
FRANK A. PONTIUe, Treasurer.
Oftios Of County Treasurer, Seattle,
April 6 1887. apsd6s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06
BORN

NEISoH-In Seattle. April Z, TO the wife Of
Hans Nelson, . son.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06
NOTICE

A LII PERSONS HOLDING CERTIF-
Z \ tcates or other written evidences Of
inde otedness against the United States,
Tor fees Of witnesses, jurors, ETC., signed
oy me. are requested 10 Immediately pre-
sent the same for payment.
7. J. HAMILTON,
United States Marshal.
SEATTLE. w. T., March y 1857. au6 lOt
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FOR SALE.

AN EXCELLENT MULE TEAM.
~ free from blemish and good size. In.
Quire at this office. xxx. feIs
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FOR SALE.

1eA ACRES OF LAND, I4k MILES
AOO from Seattle, and az miles above
Black River on the county road. Said
land is 10 ated in tev- nship e sections 20
and 81. For further particulars write or
call upon ] lin CHRIST,
Seattle, Second OF eet. between Main
and WaAhir gtoa. mh2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06
ATTENTION, LADIES.

CoMETHTNe NEW AND ELEGANT.
= A self fttsng Preach tAiI,r system fof
cutting Dresses. C3oAkp. etc. No cufffrg
out the bttie pieos 10 hack hy Which Il
to-n SIDE BODY. As ali other chart syssarns
Go. which has taken two yeara hard stnHY.
ard N fnr ysar cFnwsn3enca. a. well A.
mtna Have also . sleeve sTnerm- -
SOS wiven any Aay and o. an honF1
T@rwG o. PisAae ell ard nee me-
q O. GOUCHER
Ns~ic1 81. hetween eecea6 a1a Third.
Beafaa w.t. MA q
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eEEeES OF pAnoUs ssze,

Aagsssta Ca Chr0afels.
Onse over the bar ct its entrance frsm
the Gnlf the Suwanee river holds its
way with Q deep current, Ia places Of
forty feet. far up through the forests Of
the best hard piRe In the State. IL Is
the Penobscot Of Florida Il has acme
good land upon its banks where planta-
tons have heretofore been made, bat
after q while generally abandoned. Tbs
mosquitoes aud malaria guard the main
entrance against other than Iumbermen,
anglers and intrusive tourists. This
dark river has, too, its Eomance, as be-
ing the place which gave rise 20 q mel
ody which, like "Home, Sweet Home.
the affection Of the heart will never lei
90. For il vas here that French fam
lily In the time Of Louis XIV came over
and settled upon the Suvanee and made
plantation. After q while the fatheE
and mother aud all died save one
daughter, Who, disbeaFtened and desc
late, returned 10 France, and there
wrote. adopting In part that Negro dia.
lect which shs bad besn familiar will
on the plantation In her eirlhoOd. q
feeling tribute 10 ''the old folks at home
In their graves In the faF-od country.
4 deep-langed Democrat, using the
| typical Democratic smile, Of day beforl
Yesterdays convention wanted ''loya
Demmycrats 10 die Wild their boots on
their face TO the fee" He 10 uRder
stood 10 be q tFias doubtful about thi
course finally resolved upon:
We're Dimmyerats loyal, we'd have y,
But we're atm too much Az this hayth
enish GROW!
Our plans be's all blasted, our cak
does be dough,
Fur all sv our schamia' we've nothin
to show.
Ache hope We have cherished must glim
merin' 90,
We've the hardest Of rows nov betun
rs to hoe.
The "OuId Man" IL lauehin' aye
rage a. ye sowr'
An the byes 10 ell sweaEin': "What'
up, / dunno?'
We're cowld an we're hungry, our spil
its 10 Low,
We're aehin' an quakin', we're rowIin
In 70!
The "hfty" committee has tux as i
tow.
Bat what can We LAX fur from LawIs
Chicago Tribune.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

WAYTS-T0 LET-FORSALE--ETC
~~--~~~-~-~~-~-~----~~~~~~ ~~~--~-----~~-~---~-
"ANTED-AN HONEST YOUNG
w man for permanent position with
an old established nIm a. their represent
alive in his own State. Salary, TO begin,
e7o per moth. References sxRcted. AM.
MANUFACTURING HOUSE, Is Barclay 81 /.
NY. mills
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DAILY POST-INTEIueENcER

An excessive strike among Bss1s1
nasons and mortar mixers vas inssgs-
rated yesterday.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

PEER SOUND CONSTRUCTION ColEPASYl
CHtEF kNstNExR's OFFfCK.
SEATTLE. ". T.. April Z lSs-.
&EAI.ED PROPOSALS WILL. RR RE-
- ccivsd ~ the office o. the Generai
Manager OF the Puget Sound Conssruc-
ton Company until u m. Friday. April
iath. Isl. for clearing. gruhhinS, grna.
in<. cnivcrts r1rrz9psnz. etc. On thirty
90 miles o. the Sostfla. Lake Shore ana
kas,ern Railway. frnrn station SIS 10
The head of S,s1ak Lake
The coTnpAny reserves the right 70 re-
sect any or ali hlds
Fer Further insoEuaasEaa. ard for r,aNns
and spec '1cAtions az wosk. spply 20
CHIEF EN6INEKR P. SC
otaoe. Safe Deposif BuildtnS. apaapis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

Up to q few weeks ago l considered
myself the champion Dyspeptic Of
America. During the years ! have
been afflicted l have tried almost
everything claimed to be q specific
for Dyspepsia in the hope Of finding
something that would afford perma-
nent relief. | had about made up
my mind to abandon all medicines
when noticed an endorsement of
Simmons Liver Regulator by Q prom
inent Georgian, . jurist whom | knew
and concluded to try its effects In my
case. l have used but two bottles,
and am satisfied that l have struck
the right thing at last. / felt its ben
ehcial effects almost Immediately.
Unlike all other preparations Of .
similar kind, no special instructions
are required as to what one shall or
shall not eat. This fact alone ought
to commend 1t to all troubled with
Dyspepsia. J. N. HOLMES,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
ROOMS 70 REM,

THE SUITE OF ROOMS OVER THE
= law Office Of Judge j. H. Lewis, on
Third street. to any one who will buy the
carpet, gas fixtures and stoves. Apply at
room. 20 ms. A. W CORNWAII. az II
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WANTED.

farm hands, SIS month.
Roy, Is years. for farm, SIS month.
Mixer, $50 month.
Railroad choppers and lAboserA.
Skidder $40 month weman cook Is.
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EYES,.

YOU CAN GET YOUR EYES SCI.
i entinaAlly tested and specsacles at-
tfd in gold. silver. aluminium, Eyalnisa
nickel. rubber or steel.
mis- I'm WIN. H. FINCK & co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Augusta Evans new novel, "At the
Mercy Of Tberius," at Mansford's.
The East End dummy railroad is now
doing schedule and successful business
-Ex-square Keeper Rogers, known as
.'the Sergeant" is now on the sanitary
force.
The case Of j. w. Knott, jr., indicted
for the murder Of Jackson, has been con-
tnued on account OF defendants illness.
There will be a civil-service examina-
ton, by special agent, held on Thursday
morninr aex., at 0 O'Clock, at the court
hous,
DIR. S. n. Sayford, with his well
trained male quartet, began q series OF
revival meeting last night at the Court
street church.
F. r. Mayo, white, residing on Mar
shall avenue, had Matilda Vincent, col
ored, arrested yesterday for stealing clothes
from his home.
Bob HALEY, a young white barber until
recently in the employ OF August Ferber,
was bound overly Squire Barry yesterday
for stealing razors from his late employer.
The theft occurred Sunday.
A. Mays, G.. ii. HUFF, T. J. Love, T..
IL tidiitf anu ~. -. NOotiah Ntbttihay
fled with the register an application for q
charter for the Tennessee grocery COM
pany. They are all colored.
The elegant new pulpit procured by
Calvary church as memorial OF DR..
George White, the former pastor, will bc
dedicated on All Saints day, today week.
The Rev. DR.. Sessums will conduct the
services.
Sarah Cunningham has pctitioned the
circuit court 10 sever the ties that bind her
TO Barry Cunningham, alleging desertion.
Emma Water has made similar prayer
against Hugh Water because Of his failure
TO support and cruelty.
Thomas Warren, colored, for whom
the police have been looking for month
past, was arrested yesterday by Officer
Randolph. The charge against him is
making murderous assault upon his wife.
: The woman is fully recovered.
Tonight ut TAO o'clock the initial lect.
urc on Mercantile Law" will be delivered
before the students of the Memphis law
school, at the recitation-room, No. 295
Second street, by the president Of the fac.
ulty. After the lecture the regular matric.
ulants will be graded and the hours for
regular Rotations appointed. The mem
bers OF the bar and the press, and mer'
chants and business men are invited TO be
present
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
MIDNIGHT MARAUDERs.
Two Market Street Households Rudely
Disturbed Early Yesterday Morning.

biosoi cSa A'oiiy aostoEuay hOruihs'
About O'Clock yesterday morning Miss
Annie Leidy was awakened by some one
pulling at the finger on which she usually
wore large cluster ring With remark
able bravery she screamed and jumped out
Of. bed. The disturbance aroused Mrs.
Fraysee Ednndson in an adjoining room
and Mr.. W. J.. Titus, sleeping in an upper
room. For several moments the entire
household was In a state of great excite
ment. While the ladies huddlcd together
in secluded corner, Mr.. Titus, armed
with navy six, went on still hunt for
the intruder. The search was fruitless
and quiet was soon restored. About half
an hour later significant noises were heard
at the residence Of Mr.. 4. 7. Fosythc,
Just across the street. The cause was
not known until yesterday morning, when
IL developed that this same marauder, or
a partner, had entered the FoHythe home
stead and secured so. A singular part Of
the proceedings was that, while no attempt
was made TO get away with any other
| jcwelry OF money other than the diamond
worn by Miss Leidy, money seemed TO be
the sole object of the foHythc visitor. En-
trance to both houses was effected through
a window. No arrests or clew, other than
that the tracks left indicate the midnight
visitors 10 be white.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
Mr.. sAYFoRp's SERVICES.
Interesting Revival Meetings Begun
Last Evening.

The convention Of the Young Mems
Christian association having concluded its
sessions with the farewell services on Sun
day night, Mr.. s. NJ. sayford has, at the
earnest desire Of many prominent men in
various churches, and with the cordial
support Of many ministers, entered upon a
series Of cvangclistic meetings, the inst OF
which Was held In the First Cumberland
Presbyterian church, Court street, at 7,3O
O'clock last evening. Notwithstanding the
inclemcncy Of the weather, a representa-,
live body OF earnest christian men and
women were present at the initiation OF
this work. Arrangements were made 70
hive a service at 7:30 o'clock every night
AZ tho week save Saturday night There
vill also be one or more meetings appoint
Al during the day, Of which due no'ie'
OF Mr.. sayiord's power and actractlye
n,5, as a speaker, Il Is not necessary 70 Say
anything here. The christian people nave